Total cost of ownership (TCO) in IT systems is a function of their capacity to do work, which in turn, is a function of storage and compute performance. In a Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI), this capacity is expressed in terms of the number of virtual machines (VMs) that can be supported for any given configuration. TCO is also affected by architectural design, as HCIs combine storage and compute resources into a scale-out cluster.
In this TCO analysis we calculate the storage and compute performance of NetApp HCI and two leading competitive systems and compare how their different architectures impact total cost at varying levels of scale.
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